Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-27
FRoM rHuh.DAy's DAILY.

T. s. Bullo k is due here to-morro" from the east.
 The train was about one ana "a' hours l,ie to-day.
 MrL,H. Wilson left for visit tc New Y.fk to-day.
 The side track to the ssmPlins "otA' has been completed.
 Ag.ms .f base ball is announced t' be played on Sunday.
 Sam Miller returned yesterday from ehor. visit to California.
 Tho nes road from Alexandra to the D.I rasco mill. is about completed
 Miss Celia Miller has returned homr from attending school in Las Angeles.
 The new depot will t- open for husi- ne.s in day or two. probably to-nor- rvw.
 4 car ,ad of machinery came m to- d.y for the Walnut Grove Water Storage company.
 c. E. Foster has gone to survey the boundary line between favapai and M..haye.
 The mountain lion skin brought in by John Stephens yesterday measures nin- feel in length.
 John Reese. one of the locAtors of the Ca;aract mining district, came in on yesterday's train from Sel,gman.
 Fred Gaines. prominent citizen of Kirkland valley, left for home to-day, after purchasing a quantity "d supplies
 Old Grizzly was in town yesterday. and reported good shower of rain m his section of the country with grass and stock looking we'll.
 The jury in the case of Joseph Daily. tried before Judge McGrew yesterday. on a charge of assault and battery, failed to agree on a verdict.
 Conductor Pomeroy run the special out last night containing the Minnie Madderu troupe. He pulled out oi the depot little after midnight
 MT. Miller, manager of the Minnie Maddern company. remarked oeio'e leaving here, that Prescott was "ihe biggest little town he had ever been in."
 When a person is heard to say, "l never read advertisements" they do no, realze that they are giving themselSes away" bu; they do. They reveal The fact that they are not alive to the oppoI- tunitie- business men put forth to win legitimate trade. Those who do not read advertisements are dwindling to minority.
 The west bound train which met with the accident near A,h Fork. recently. jumped the track again, A short dis tance wesi ot The Needles an four or five passengers were injured Among the psss-nsrr, was Sam Miller. of Pr colt. who escaped unhurt, but gentle man with whom he wss converring m the smoking ro,m of the sleeper, at the time of the accident, WAS seriously and probably fatally injured.
 The farewell performance of th" Minni. Maddern company, attracted larger audience to the fre-cott Opera house than either ot the preceding per fsmsn,~s. "Frou Frpu." wh'le being |" thrilling play, full of -.-u@stion and ~x- cit-m-nr. is not 30 we'll adapted io Mis NJ .iLern, .s Caprice" and the memt~rs of the company do not have an orpor tunity of appearing to ss good al ysntsge. On the whole their seas n here was satisfactory. both 70 the com pany itself and to our citizens.
 Juse,.h Howard. Jr.. the widely known lournali-t and intimate friend ot Henry Ward Beecher for the past fifty years, T. engaged upon life of the grea' preacher and orator, which will no doubt he the standard work. a. MT Howard's intimate relations with Mir. Beecher. and bi- iu-,,., won popularity as x writer, ar.' an assurance of q work of peculiar interest ana ,alu.. We learn the work Is to he broush, out by Hubbard Bro-.. at an early day. and wilii no doubt be sold by subscription.
 Some time since the JOURNAL MINER copied, from an exchange, sr sheg'd conversation between Henry Ward Beecher and Robert c. Ingersoll. on 'he subject of the lAtter's belief in whi,'is the former was represented as giving an illustration very much to the di-- advantage of Ingersoll. The item was cut out by J. N. Rodenburg and for warded ia Inger-oll, asking If such conversation had occurred. MT. Inger>oll under date ot April 18th. replying writes: "There never- WAS any such occurrence Nothing Ike il ever hap pened. l, IS simply lie.'
 Fl Lowe got up this morning and donne,i his best suit of clothes under th' hsllucin.tion that IL was Sunday. While walking down the street he was acco>ied by 4 man who wanted some freight. Mir. Lowe politely told him he co'iid not get pound of freight. as he did moi deliver sny on Sunday. When t"ld that he WAS two or three days ahead "i the almanac, in his calculation, NIT L.we Wen. and changed his clothes and instead of attending dirine services a. he had intended. he walked wesriiy out 10 the de,.o, and went to work boring over freight bills.
 From Friday'- Daily
 Quite a num''er of p passengers arrivei hv fo-day's traln